What are the major constituents of earth’s outer zone?

Q: Which of the following most nearly gives the internal degree of indeterminacy? 102 34 28 84 Next ▸ ◄…

A: Is question is from structural analysis in this question a frame given and we are asked to find out…

Q: Draw cross sectional view of earth. Analyze all the major layers and the thickness of earth?.…

A: Cross sectional view of earth

Q: Which layer of the Earth contains the most amount of mass?

A: The mantle is the layer of the earth that contains the most amount of mass.

Q: Define the term Relative Density.

A: The proportion of a material's density to that of a standard substance under specific circumstances.…

Q: Define density as a material property

A: in this question definition of density  is being asked

Q: Find the dimensions of a right cone with surface area S=4 n that has the largest volume?

A: Given S=4π To find Dimensions of right cone

Q: Value of RA=?

A: Given: To find: Support reaction at T, RA

Q: Define Plate Tectonics.

A: Plate tectonics is the theory which deals with the dynamics of outer shell of Earth known as the…

Q: discuss in detail the relevance of applied geophysics in tackling environmental problems.

A: Applied Geophysics deals with the study of Earth’s crust and its surface for achieving economic…

Q: Describe the beliefs used to explain the movements of plates of the lithosphere.

A: The exact reasons behind the movement of lithosphere plates are not known with certainty.

Q: The height of any point with respect to mean sea level is called

A: Elevation of point measured with respect to mean sea level is reduce level . Elevation of point…

Q: water reservoirs are connected

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Q: ts. b) Explain the internal structure of the earth with neat sketch. Explain the reason for th…

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Q: 2. are engineering works created through the processing of parts of the earth's surface involving…

A: Various engineering work done on the earth's surface- Soil nailing  Ground freezing Caisson  Trench…

Q: What are the differences between density and apparent density?

A: Density is defined as the mass per unit volume for the same material. The volume of the voids are…

Q: what do you mean by datum surface?

A: Depending on the scale of the geometry and therefore the tolerance, the independent indicators of…

Q: Explain the importance and the geosynthetics in geotechnical and environmental engineering.

A: Geosynthetics are the planar polymeric products, which are used in the connection with soil, rock or…

Q: You can show the true size views of two planes in a single reference plane? OWhen the planes are…

A: You can show the true size views of two planes in a single reference plane? When the planes are…

Q: Describe parameters that define a domain in geostatics

A: Geo statics: It is used to verify that the geostatic stress field is in equilibrium with the…

Q: what is the meaning of the friction angle

A: The angle of a plane to the horizontal when a body placed on the plane will just start to slide is…

Q: 9. WRICH ... ite? 10. Concentrated closed circles contours with highest value in the center, is it…

A: 10) Mountains or hills are shown by a sequence of concentric contour lines gradually closing in on…

Q: absolute temperature scales

A: On the absolute scale, temperature is expressed in Kelvin. A temperature scale, zero of which is…

Q: Define Reynolds number .

A: Inertial Force (Fi):  It is defined as the product of mass and acceleration of flowing fluid and in…

Q: For what purpose does Geocomposites with high planar permeability are being used for?

A: Geo-composites are multi-layered geosynthetic combinations.

Q: 5. What is the mean dimension of a part if the maximum dimension is 137.646 mm, and the minimum…

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Q: Explain the internal structure of the earth with neat sketch. Explain the reason for the existence…

A: The basis for combining geology with the rock cycle is the concept of Plate Tectonics. Plate…

Q: explain capillarity with examples

A: Capillarity is defined as the ability of any liquid to flow through a small passage of tubes or any…

Q: The surfaces ρ = 3 and 5, θ = 30 degree and 90 degree, φ = 45 degree and 90 degree define a closed…

A: Given   ρ= 3 and 5, θ = 30 degree and 90 degree, φ = 45 degree and 90 degree  NOTE  Due to the…

Q: Water, Oil (sg = 0.90) 6 in 8 in 6 in 10 in 6 in Mercury (sg = 13.54)

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Q: 5. A boundary over which physical conditions undergo changes is called

A: To find : What is known as boundary over which physical conditions undergo changes.

Q: 1. A jet strikes a curved plate at its Sides Surfaco

A: To find: How do jet strikes a curved plate.

Q: Geotechnical Engineering How important Atterberg Limits?

A: Introduction: Atterberg limits are the methods to measure the water contents in the soil. It is also…

Q: What do you mean by Hydrodynamic dispersion?

A: Hydrodynamic dispersion refers to the stretching in the flow direction of a solute band during its…

Q: What is the Open Systems Interconnection reference model and how does it work?

A: The term OSI Model is fully named as the Open Systems Interconnection Model. It is a conceptual…

Q: The length of a degree of latitude: O 64 statute miles O 69 nautical miles O 69 statute miles 0690…

A: Latitude is a measurement of the NORTH-SOUTH position of any location on a globe or map. Although…

Q: What is the relationship of the water table to the land surface?

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Q: Name the different layers that make up the Earth.

A: Layers of Earth: Inner core Outer core Mantle Crust

Q: What is the importance of conducting geological and geophysical investigations?

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Q: Explain the The position of the water table generally conforms to the land surface.

A: The upper layer of saturation zone is known as water table. It reflects the start of saturation…

Q: explain briefly the properties of a mass diagram.

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Q: Specific gravity is an extensive property Fabe

A: Intensive property are the property which depend on matter .  Example : Specific gravity Density…

Q: The monument of Cestius in Rome is a square pyramid 121.5 ft high with a base edge measuring 98.4…

A: Given, h = 121.5 ft, b = 98.4 ft   Lateral surface area (LA) = b√b2 + 4h2 = 98.4√(98.4)2 + 4 x…

Q: Name 3 pieces of evidence used to support the Theory of Plate Tectonic

A: A tectonic plate is irregular shape slab of solid rock